The iconic workplace comedy The Office, starring Steve Carell as Michael Scott, began its life on NBC and for nine seasons, followed the everyday work lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania, branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. As the Emmy-winning series left Netflix on January 1 and moved all 201 episodes
Netflix subscribers were hit with a sobering realization when 2021 hit and they realized The Office had left the streaming platform. After playing as one of the top comedy shows on Netflix for a very long time, it was time for Dwight, Jim and Pam to head to their new home on the Peacock Network.
Kate Flannery was announced yesterday as one of the contestants for this upcoming season of Dancing With The Stars. Flannery is best known for her role as Meredith Palmer on The Office, a drunk co-worker. “I had 9 seasons of the most unglamorous character on TV.”@KateFlannery@DancingABC#DWTS #DancingOnGMA https://t.co/KdLAHBrq2r pic.twitter.com/NvC32ZNHJx — Good Morning America (@GMA) August 21,
The Office is leaving Netflix and moving to NBC’s soon-to-be-launched streaming service in 2021. NBCUniversal announced in a press release on Tuesday that it has secured the exclusive rights to the hit show and that beginning in 2021 all nine seasons of the sitcom will available exclusively on its new streaming service for five years.
The Office stars Angela Kinsey and Brian Baumgartner have reunited on behalf of Heineken to celebrate a new holiday: national Bring Your Beer to Work Day, which is being celebrated today! Kinsey and Baumgartner went on a quest to get people onboard with the new celebration by surprising unsuspecting office workers with cratefuls of beer.